Looking forward to collaborating and enjoying with the community here, and getting some help too… Hey Phaneendra, welcome onboard! 

I would be happy to come out to New Mexico personally and onboard your portfolio.

If I want to get some ducks in a row before pitching to my network, would I just be searching for an investor-friendly attorney and underwriter, and get them on board with my plan so that as soon as I have some folks hooked, they're ready to underwrite?

@Sherri Spruill After years of hosting weddings and events and then sitting on boards approving new venues my number one recommendation is to make certain you have more bathrooms than you ever could possibly hope to need for the number of people you might have.

My wife is on board and will be joining me on this venture as well.

It is extremely important that your bank be on board with every step of the way.

When we onboard folks, we take a look at their last 3 years tax returns for FREE and make amendments if we think we can get them back money, at that point we charge.

If we're debating with logic and facts, awesome I'm onboard.

The biggest hurdle that comes to my mind is getting the city on board.

It's worth paying for a cleaner that shows up when you ask, doesn't have to come back, and communicates any findings during their clean (leaking faucet, running toilet, etc.) you could always find someone who has a small business and are starting out, onboard them and grow with them.